MADRID (MarketWatch)
Spain's Banco Popular Espanol SA said Monday it will
set aside EUR2.31 billion to meet new provisioning requirements for the
country's lenders
Popular, which recently took over regional lender Banco Pastor, said the new
measures will result in a EUR1.7 billion hit to its own earnings, and EUR619
million for its Pastor unit
Under a plan announced Friday, the government will require banks to increase
provisions to cover potential losses from loans to real-estate developers not
currently considered to be at risk of default
In a regulatory filing, Popular said it will has two years to comply with the
higher provisioning needs
The country's fifth-biggest lender by market value said it ruled out asking
for state aid to cover the cost of the provisioning hike
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martes, 15 de mayo de 2012
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